Catalina 36 Mark II

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Summary

The Catalina 36 Mk II is a highly regarded, masthead sloop-rigged sailboat known for its comfortable cruising accommodations and reliable coastal handling. Designed by Frank Butler, the Mk II offers a spacious interior, excellent headroom, and versatile sail plans for both beginners and seasoned sailors.

'Atalanta' is a well equipped and currently in commission for the season. she boasts heating, Raymarine Instruments dinghy and outboard.

Construction

The Catalina 36 Mark II (built from 1994 to 2005) is an iconic coastal cruiser designed by Frank Butler and Gerry Douglas. It is highly regarded for its solid, conservative fiberglass construction, masthead sloop rig, and ergonomic, spacious layout.

Hull, Deck, and Keel Construction

Hull: Hand-laid solid fiberglass laminate with structural fiberglass liners, stringers, and bulkheads bonded directly to the hull for torsional rigidity.

Deck: Cored fiberglass construction for weight savings and thermal/acoustic insulation, heavily reinforced with aluminum backing plates at all deck hardware and chainplate attachments.

Keel: Is a winged keel version

Mechanicals

Engine

Make/Model: Universal MD35B

Power Output: Approx. 35hp

Configuration: 3-cylinder, freshwater-cooled diesel.

Drive Type: Shaft to a 3 bladed feathering prop

Installation & Access:

Engine mounted on integrated beds within the structural liner

Access via removable companionway steps and side panels.

Insulated engine compartment for noise and heat reduction.

Electrical System

System Voltage: 12V DC onboard system.

Battery Configuration: Dedicated engine start battery. Two domestic (house) batteries.

Battery isolation switches.

Charging Sources: Engine alternator or shore power connection with battery charger

Invertor

Water System

Pressurized freshwater system throughout..

Electric pressure pump.

Calorifier (hot water tank), typically heated via: engine heat exchanger and shore power immersion heater..

Tankage

Fuel Tank: Capacity: Approx.95 litres in plastic.

Fresh Water Tanks: Total capacity:273 litres split across three plastic tanks.

Holding tank 75 litres in plastic

Mast Rigging and Sails

The Catalina 36 Mk II features a keel-stepped aluminum mast, masthead sloop rig. It typically utilizes 1/19 stainless steel standing rigging with single spreaders set square, plus fore and aft lowers. Running rigging is Dacron, with lines led aft.

Mast & Rigging Details

Mast Profile: Standard spar is approximately 44ft 9" tall. by Selden and is in-Mast furling.

Age of Standing rigging is unknown.

Running Rigging: consists of Dacron, with primary halyards and control lines generally led aft to the cabin top for easy handling.

Sails

Mainsail: Furling Mainsail by Quantum 2013 and original sail

Headsail: Features a roller-furling genoa by Quantum 2013 and original sail

Winches:

Equipped with Lewmar self-tailing winches; usually Lewmar 48s for the primary sheet winches and Lewmar 30s for halyards.

Vang: Rigged with a rigid, adjustable boom vang

Accommodation

The Catalina 36 Mk II features a remarkably spacious, family-friendly layout for a 36-foot sailboat, comfortably sleeping up to 7 people across two private cabins and convertible salon spaces.

Cabin Layout & Sleeping Berths

Forward Stateroom: Features a large double V-berth (over 6 feet long). It includes hanging lockers, ample drawer storage beneath the bed, and private access to the head.

Aft Cabin: Positioned across the width of the ship (athwartships), this surprisingly large master-style cabin features an exceptionally wide double berth and good headroom.

Salon Conversion: The main living space features a U-shaped settee that converts into a double bed, plus a separate game table and seating to starboard that transforms into an additional single berth.

Interior Amenities

Galley: Located to port, the L-shaped galley is equipped with a gimbaled propane stove and oven, a microwave, deep double sinks, and extensive dry/cold refrigeration.

Head: Accessible from either the salon or forward stateroom, the wet head includes an electric or manual marine toilet, a molded-in shower seat, a sink, and vanity space.

Salon: The main living area boasts up to 6 feet 5 inches of headroom, generous teak cabinetry, plenty of natural light through opening hatches, and built-in navigation/chart table stations

Eberspacher Heating

Blue suede Upholstery

Teak woodwork

Inventory

Electronics and Navigation

Ritchie Compass.

1x Raythron ST 60 Tri-data for speed and depth.

1x Raythron ST60 Wind speed and direction.

Raymarine Hybrid Touch Chartplotter.

Raymarine Pathfinder Radar.

Raymarine ST6000 Autopilot.

Navico VHF. and Seatrek

Handheld GPS..

Allssat EPIRB.

Mooring and Anchoring

Maxwell Electric Windlass.

CQR 30LBS main anchor with 36m chain and 30m warp.

CQR kedge anchor with 15m chain and 15m warp.

9 Mooring warps.

6 Fenders.

1 boathooks.

Safety

Liferaft

Horn.

Navigation lights bow and stern and anchor steaming and deck light.

Lifering.

4x Fire Extinguishers.

Fire Blanket.

Bilge Pumps manual and auto electric.

General

Boarding Ladder.

Dinghy new 2020.

Yamaha Malta 2.5hp outboard.

Sprayhood.

Bimini.

TV.

CD and radio.

Clock and Barometer.